Singapore New Attractions 2026–2027: What Travel Agents Can Sell and How to Package It

Singapore's attraction list looks very different from the one most agents quote from. Mandai finished a ten-year rebuild in May 2026 with a new two-zone wildlife park and a large indoor attraction, Sentosa has a new aquarium and new slides, and Disney now sails family cruises out of Marina Bay. A Singapore package built from a 2024 template is probably missing the products clients are asking about. This guide lists the Singapore new attractions 2026 that are open now, what's confirmed for 2027 and later, and how to package them.

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Everything here is written for travel agents and tour operators, not tourists. We've kept to what the operators themselves have confirmed: opening dates, what each attraction actually is, how it is ticketed, who it suits and how long it takes. Prices are public, non-resident rates checked on 10 October 2026. Where something has been announced without a date, we say so plainly, because "opening soon" on a quote turns into a complaint when it isn't.

Key Takeaways

• Mandai Wildlife Reserve held its grand opening on 29 May 2026. The new products are Exploria (opened 3 March 2026), Rainforest Wild Adventure EAST (opened 20 May 2026) and Curiosity Cove (opened 21 November 2025).
• Rainforest Wild Adventure is one park in two zones. One ticket covers both, at S$55 per adult and S$39 per child for non-residents.
• Exploria is sold separately, at S$38 per adult and S$28 per child, but it is included in the 6-attraction Mandai Destination Pass.
• Sentosa's headline 2026 opening is Skyslides by Klook at Skypark Sentosa (from 7 June 2026). The Singapore Oceanarium opened at Resorts World Sentosa on 24 July 2025.
• Universal Studios Singapore has no new ride with a confirmed 2026 date. Minion Land opened in February 2025, and Super Nintendo World has been named for USS but has no published opening year.
• Disney Adventure began sailing three- and four-night cruises from Marina Bay Cruise Centre on 10 March 2026, which creates a new pre- and post-cruise hotel and attractions market.

Singapore New Attractions 2026 at a Glance

Here is the whole list in one table.

Two older openings still count as new for many clients: Bird Paradise (2023) and Sentosa Sensoryscape (2024). If a client last visited before the pandemic, Bird Paradise, Rainforest Wild Adventure, Exploria and Curiosity Cove will all be new to them.

Mandai: The Biggest Change to Singapore's Attraction Map

Mandai Wildlife Reserve, home of the Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, River Wonders and Bird Paradise, held its grand opening on 29 May 2026. The opening of Rainforest Wild Adventure EAST was the final milestone in what Mandai Wildlife Group calls a ten-year transformation of the 126-hectare site. The precinct now has five wildlife parks and two indoor attractions, plus a resort and two glamping sites. You can read the official summary in the grand opening release from Mandai Wildlife Group.

For agents, the practical change is this: Mandai is now a full day on its own, or two. A family that used to do the zoo in the morning and Night Safari after dark can now spend a whole day at the new parks and still not see everything.

Exploria (opened 3 March 2026)

Exploria is a fully indoor, nature-themed multimedia attraction covering 10,000 square metres at Mandai Wildlife EAST. Mandai describes it as one of Southeast Asia's largest indoor attractions of its kind. Visitors pass through five themed worlds: Realm of the Giants, Micro Worlds, Bitdeer AI Extreme Frontiers, Infinite Wonderland and World of Darkness. Each guest wears an RFID wristband that builds a digital avatar, unlocks content at touchpoints and collects points that can be swapped for collectible pins.

• Hours: weekdays 12pm to 8pm, weekends and public holidays 11am to 9pm (last entry an hour before close).
• Time needed: 3 to 4 hours, according to Mandai. Allow closer to 4 with young children.
• Tickets: S$38 per adult and S$28 per child (ages 3 to 12) for non-residents. Children under 3 enter free with a paying adult.
• Book ahead: The Giants Show, an 8-minute show inside Realm of the Giants, needs a slot booked at least two hours ahead on the Mandai app. Children under 6 must be accompanied by an adult for it.
• Access: Exploria is wheelchair accessible. Installations with stronger light, sound or motion effects carry advisories.

Mandai itself pitches Exploria at teenagers, young adults and families. It is also the obvious rain-day fallback for any Mandai itinerary, because it stays open into the evening and is entirely under a roof.

Rainforest Wild Adventure (EAST opened 20 May 2026)

This is the park that opened in March 2025 as Rainforest Wild ASIA. It is now one park called Rainforest Wild Adventure, in two zones. WEST is the original Asian rainforest zone, with Malayan tigers, sun bears and The Cavern, a 220-metre walk-through cave. EAST is the new seven-hectare zone of Afro-tropical and Madagascan habitats, with pygmy hippos, eastern bongos, lemurs and the okapi, which Mandai says is making its Southeast Asian debut here.

• One ticket, both zones: S$55 per adult and S$39 per child (ages 3 to 12) for non-residents, on any day.
• Adventure+ activities: nine across both zones, from gentle (Thrill Level 1 to 2, no harness) to harnessed climbs and jumps up to 20 metres (Level 5). Admission includes up to five on weekdays and up to three on weekends and public holidays. Covered shoes are compulsory.
• Booking: the Canopy Glider is the only Adventure+ activity that has to be booked in advance, on the Mandai app.
• Hours: daily 9am to 6pm, last entry 5pm.
• Time needed: at least four to five hours for both zones, says Mandai, and a full day if clients want several Adventure+ activities.
• Getting between zones: the zones aren't side by side. The free M1 East-West Shuttle links them, or it's about a 20-minute walk.

Mandai's own advice is useful for quoting. Thrill-seekers should start at WEST and finish at EAST, where the bigger harnessed activities are. Mixed-age groups should start at EAST, whose elevated walkway is fully sheltered and accessible for strollers and wheelchairs. WEST is fully outdoors, so clients need caps, sunscreen and a poncho.

Curiosity Cove (opened 21 November 2025)

Curiosity Cove is an indoor, nature-themed playscape of 4,600 square metres for children aged 12 and under. Each ticket admits one child and one supervising adult. Non-resident tickets are S$48 for a 2-hour session (now with full-day access on weekdays) and S$68 for full-day access on weekends, school holidays and public holidays. It opens 10am to 5.30pm on weekdays and to 6.30pm on weekends and holidays.

This is the one to put in front of parents of toddlers and primary-age children.

Staying at Mandai

Two accommodation products are new as well. Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree officially opened on 26 November 2025 as the first resort inside the reserve. And Crocodile Lodge, a glamping site inside Rainforest Wild Adventure EAST, has 20 tents for up to four guests each, overlooking the crocodile habitat. Stays include meals, Adventure+ activities across both zones and after-dark programmes, and the first stays began on 12 June 2026. For a family that wants the Night Safari without a late transfer back to the city, a Mandai night solves the problem. Check our Night Safari agent guide for how to sell the evening itself.

How Mandai sells its parks now

Mandai's tourist passes now include the new attractions, which makes them the simplest way to quote a Mandai day:

• 2 Attractions Destination Pass (1 day): any two of Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, Bird Paradise, Night Safari, Rainforest Wild Adventure and Exploria. S$88 adult, S$60 child.
• 6 Attractions Destination Pass (1 day): all six. S$118 adult, S$90 child.
• 6 Attractions Destination Pass (5 days): all six, used over five days. S$158 adult, S$110 child.

Curiosity Cove isn't in these passes, so it's quoted on its own. Prices are in Singapore dollars and include 9% GST. The full list is on the Mandai multi-attraction pass page. If you sell the older parks too, our Singapore Zoo and Bird Paradise guide covers them.

Sentosa New Attractions 2026: What Has Actually Opened

Search "sentosa new attractions 2026" and you'll find a lot of plans. Here is what is open, and what is only on paper.

Skyslides by Klook at Skypark Sentosa (from 7 June 2026)

Skypark Sentosa, the AJ Hackett bungy and giant swing site on Siloso Beach, reopened on 7 June 2026 with Skyslides, two dry slides from a height of 44 metres. Skydrop starts with a vertical drop; The Big Klook Slide is a longer ride with views over Siloso Beach. Packages start at S$28 per person on the Skypark Sentosa website.

• Height and weight: 1.4 m minimum height and 130 kg maximum weight for Skydrop; 1.2 m minimum height for The Big Klook Slide.
• Paperwork: every rider signs a waiver, and under-18s need a parent or guardian's authorisation.
• Weather: operations stop for high winds and lightning, which matters in the wetter months.

It's a short, sellable add-on for teens and adults on a Sentosa beach afternoon, not a half-day product.

Singapore Oceanarium at Resorts World Sentosa (opened 24 July 2025)

The Singapore Oceanarium replaced the S.E.A. Aquarium at Resorts World Sentosa and opened to the public on 24 July 2025. RWS describes it as an ocean institute: habitats run from the surface to the deep sea, with research and learning programmes alongside them. Admission starts from S$55 per adult (13 to 59) and S$43 per child (4 to 12) or senior (60+). Time-entry tickets are required in peak periods, and an evening-entry ticket from 4pm is also sold.

One thing to tidy up in your own material: if your quotes, vouchers or website still say "S.E.A. Aquarium", update them. Clients searching for it will find the Oceanarium instead.

Sentosa Sensoryscape (opened March 2024)

Sensoryscape is the 350-metre landscaped connector between Resorts World Sentosa and the beaches, with themed sensory gardens and a night-time light experience. It is not new in 2026, but it is the first finished piece of the Sentosa master plan, and the natural evening walk after a USS or Oceanarium day.

The Greater Sentosa Master Plan: what is confirmed

On 3 July 2026, Sentosa Development Corporation set out the next stage of its Greater Sentosa Master Plan, a two-decade programme that will integrate Sentosa with neighbouring Brani island. It names new landmarks such as Imbiah Canopy and the Imbiah Lookout Walk, rejuvenated beaches and a People Mover to replace the Sentosa Express. But SDC says developments are expected to come on board from the early 2030s. The one dated milestone is the Resorts World Sentosa Waterfront Lifestyle Development, scheduled for completion in 2030.

In short: nothing in the master plan is sellable in 2026 or 2027. Don't let a client book a Sentosa trip around it. For what Sentosa offers today, see our Sentosa attractions guide.

Universal Studios Singapore New Attractions 2026: Be Straight With Clients

"Universal Studios Singapore new attractions 2026" is one of the searches Google suggests as soon as you type "Singapore new attractions", and the honest answer is short. There is no new USS ride or land with a confirmed 2026 opening date.

• Minion Land is the newest land. It opened on 14 February 2025 with three rides: Despicable Me Minion Mayhem, Buggie Boogie (a Minion dance-party carousel) and Silly Swirly. It is a zone inside the park, so a standard USS ticket covers it.
• Halloween Horror Nights 14 runs on 18 nights between 25 September and 1 November 2026, from 7.30pm to 12.30am, with four haunted houses and two scare zones. Tickets are S$68 on non-peak nights and S$78 on peak nights, and RWS says it is not recommended for children under 13. It is a separate event ticket, and Express passes for it are sold separately too.
• Super Nintendo World was named in SDC's July 2026 announcement as an upcoming experience at Universal Studios Singapore. No opening year has been published. Treat it as "announced", not "coming in 2027".

Families who haven't been since 2024 will still find Minion Land new. If a client is holding out for Nintendo, tell them there's no date yet. For USS ticketing and Express pass advice, see our Universal Studios Singapore ticket guide.

New in the City: IMBA Theatre and the Malay Heritage Centre

IMBA Theatre at Gardens by the Bay

IMBA is a new immersive-art venue on the West Lawn of Gardens by the Bay, beside Bayfront Plaza. Its first exhibitions opened on 13 February 2026, and the venue's official launch was on 21 April 2026. Shows have included David Hockney and Fernando Botero immersive experiences, with large projection walls and a separate gallery space. The programme rotates, and each exhibition is ticketed separately, so check what's showing on your clients' dates before you add it. It's an easy indoor pairing with an evening at the Gardens; our Gardens by the Bay agent guide covers the domes and Supertree tickets.

Malay Heritage Centre (reopened 25 April 2026)

The Malay Heritage Centre, in the former istana at Kampong Gelam, reopened on 25 April 2026 after a three-year revamp. The permanent galleries are open Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm, and closed on Mondays. Sultan Mosque and the Kampong Gelam shophouse streets are a short walk away, which makes it a ready-made half-day culture block. Mind the Monday closure when you build the day plan.

Disney Adventure: A New Reason to Fly Families Into Singapore

Disney Adventure isn't an attraction, but for agents who sell families it matters as much as any new park. The largest ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet arrived in Singapore on 3 March 2026 and left on its maiden voyage from Marina Bay Cruise Centre on 10 March 2026. It sails three- and four-night cruises, has seven themed areas and carries the first roller coaster on a Disney Cruise Line ship, Ironcycle Test Run. The ship is homeported in Singapore under a five-year arrangement.

For agents, the cruise itself is booked with Disney Cruise Line. What you can package is everything around it: arrival transfers, one or two hotel nights before or after, and a Mandai or Sentosa day. A family flying in from Mumbai, Manila or Dubai for a three-night cruise is a natural five- or six-night Singapore trip. Our pre- and post-cruise packages guide covers the hotel and transfer side, and the latest updates are on the Disney Parks Blog.

Coming in 2027 and Later

Very little new is confirmed for 2027. Here's the honest pipeline:

• New Science Centre, Jurong Lake District: the Science Centre Board announced it to open "around 2027", and the latest project information points to completion in the fourth quarter of 2027. Do not sell it for 2027 travel until a date is published.
• Super Nintendo World at USS: announced, no date.
• RWS Waterfront Lifestyle Development: scheduled for completion in 2030.
• Greater Sentosa Master Plan: developments expected from the early 2030s.

So for 2027 departures, the Mandai and Sentosa openings of 2025 and 2026 are your new product. Repeat visitors won't have seen them.

Which New Attraction Suits Which Client

Match the product to the group before you match the hotel.

• Families with toddlers and young children: Curiosity Cove, Minion Land and the Oceanarium. Rainforest Wild Adventure EAST works too, because the walkway is sheltered and stroller-friendly. Skip Halloween Horror Nights, and remember the 1.2-metre minimum on Skyslides.
• Families with children aged 7 to 12: Exploria plus Rainforest Wild Adventure makes a full Mandai day. Add the Canopy Glider, a gentle Adventure+ ride, and book it ahead on the app.
• Teens: Exploria, the harnessed Adventure+ activities at Levels 3 to 5, Skyslides and, for over-13s in season, Halloween Horror Nights.
• Seniors and slower walkers: Rainforest Wild Adventure EAST, Exploria (wheelchair accessible), IMBA and the Malay Heritage Centre. The 3.3 km Mandai Boardwalk, opened in January 2025, is a free, publicly accessible walk beside the Zoo and River Wonders.
• Large Indian, Filipino and Middle Eastern family groups: mixed ages are the norm, so lean on the passes. A 6-attraction Destination Pass valid over five days lets the group split Mandai across two or three days, with rest days in between for grandparents. Confirm vegetarian or halal meal options with each venue before you promise them.
• MICE and incentive groups: Adventure+ activities make a ready-made team challenge, and Crocodile Lodge's 20 tents sleep up to 80 guests for an overnight incentive. Ask for group availability early, and see our MICE venue booking page for the rest of the programme.

How to Package Singapore New Attractions 2026 Into 3N and 4N Itineraries

Mandai is in the north of the island and Sentosa is in the south, so give each its own day. These plans assume a city hotel; pick one from our Singapore hotels range near an MRT line to keep transfer times down.

3 nights: the new-Singapore highlights

1. Day 1, arrival: airport transfer and check-in. Evening at Gardens by the Bay, with IMBA if an exhibition suits the group.
2. Day 2, Mandai: Rainforest Wild Adventure from 9am, starting at EAST for families or WEST for thrill-seekers. Exploria from mid-afternoon, since it stays open until 8pm on weekdays and 9pm on weekends. Families with small children can swap Exploria for an afternoon session at Curiosity Cove.
3. Day 3, Sentosa: Universal Studios Singapore, or the Oceanarium followed by Skyslides and a beach afternoon. Walk Sensoryscape in the evening.
4. Day 4, departure: Malay Heritage Centre and Kampong Gelam in the morning (not on a Monday), then the airport.

4 nights: Mandai and Sentosa without the rush

1. Day 1: arrival, city evening.
2. Day 2: Rainforest Wild Adventure, on a weekday if possible, so more Adventure+ activities are included.
3. Day 3: Bird Paradise or the Zoo in the morning, Exploria in the afternoon, then the Night Safari after dark. A 6-attraction 5-day pass covers this and day 2.
4. Day 4: Universal Studios Singapore, or the Oceanarium plus Skyslides.
5. Day 5: Kampong Gelam and the Malay Heritage Centre, then departure.

For a Disney Adventure family, put two of these days before the cruise and one after. Our 4-day Singapore itinerary and Singapore family travel guide have more day-by-day options, and our airport transfers fit either end of the trip.

Ticketing Tips Agents Need to Know

Timed entry and pre-booking

• Exploria: clients get a pre-registration form by email after buying. Tell them to complete it, so they can collect wristbands and go straight in. Book The Giants Show at least two hours ahead on the Mandai app.
• Rainforest Wild Adventure: the Canopy Glider needs a slot on the Mandai app; the other Adventure+ activities are walk-up.
• Singapore Oceanarium: time-entry tickets are required in peak periods.

Combo tickets

• For two Mandai visits in one trip, the 5-day Destination Pass (S$158 adult) is usually better value than two single-day passes. Do the maths for your client's actual plan.
• Resorts World Sentosa sells multi-park bundles, such as a 2-Park Pass for Universal Studios Singapore and the Oceanarium, that let clients use each ticket once within 7 days. Another bundle adds Adventure Cove Waterpark.
• Local resident prices (WildPass) are for Singapore residents only. Quote non-resident rates to overseas clients.
• At Mandai, children under 3 enter free with an adult over 21 who holds a ticket for the same attraction.

Weather and the wetter months

The Meteorological Service Singapore says rainfall is higher from November to January, during the wet phase of the Northeast Monsoon, and its long-term averages make December the wettest month (Climate of Singapore). For Christmas and year-end groups, build in at least one indoor option per day:

• Fully indoor: Exploria, Curiosity Cove, the Oceanarium, IMBA and the Malay Heritage Centre.
• Sheltered: Rainforest Wild Adventure EAST and The Cavern in WEST.
• Weather-dependent: Skyslides stops for lightning and high winds, and the WEST zone of Rainforest Wild Adventure is fully outdoors.

Our Christmas and New Year Asia packages page has more on that season.

What to Put in the Quote

1. Name the attraction correctly: "Rainforest Wild Adventure (EAST and WEST zones)", not "Rainforest Wild Asia"; "Singapore Oceanarium", not "S.E.A. Aquarium".
2. State what's included: for Rainforest Wild Adventure, write "includes up to 5 Adventure+ activities on weekdays, 3 on weekends".
3. Add the timed elements: The Giants Show and Canopy Glider slots are booked by the client on the Mandai app.
4. Flag limits: height limits on Skyslides, the under-13 advisory for Halloween Horror Nights, covered shoes for Adventure+.
5. Note closures: the Malay Heritage Centre is closed on Mondays.
6. Date your prices: attraction prices change. Show the date you checked them, and re-check before you issue tickets.
7. Keep "announced" out of the itinerary: Super Nintendo World and the Sentosa master plan projects have no opening dates.

Short version: sell what's open.

Start Selling the New Singapore

The new places in Singapore in 2026 are mostly in two clusters, Mandai and Sentosa, and both now need a full day each. That's good news for agents: a longer stay, more paid attractions, and more reasons to pick a hotel near the right MRT line. To build the package, you'll want attraction tickets and tours, Singapore hotels and transfers in one place. Registration is free for travel agents: create your account, upload your agency details for approval, and start quoting. Register free as a B2B agent.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the new attractions in Singapore in 2026?

The main Singapore new attractions 2026 are Exploria at Mandai (opened 3 March 2026), the EAST zone of Rainforest Wild Adventure (20 May 2026), Skyslides by Klook at Skypark Sentosa (7 June 2026), IMBA Theatre at Gardens by the Bay (launched 21 April 2026) and the revamped Malay Heritage Centre (25 April 2026). Disney Adventure also started sailing from Singapore on 10 March 2026.

What's new at Sentosa in 2026?

The confirmed 2026 opening is Skyslides by Klook at Skypark Sentosa, two 44-metre dry slides that opened on 7 June 2026. The Singapore Oceanarium at Resorts World Sentosa is also recent, having opened on 24 July 2025. The Sentosa master plan projects are expected from the early 2030s.

Are there new attractions at Universal Studios Singapore in 2026?

No new ride or land has a confirmed 2026 opening. The newest land is Minion Land, opened in February 2025. Halloween Horror Nights 14 runs on selected nights until 1 November 2026. Super Nintendo World has been announced for USS, but no opening year has been published.

Is Exploria included in Mandai park tickets?

Not in single-park tickets. Exploria has its own ticket, at S$38 per adult and S$28 per child for non-residents. It is included in the 6-attraction Mandai Destination Pass and can be chosen as one of the two attractions in the 2-attraction pass.

Does one Rainforest Wild Adventure ticket cover both zones?

Yes. A full-park ticket covers both the EAST and WEST zones, at S$55 per adult and S$39 per child for non-residents. It includes up to five Adventure+ activities on weekdays and three on weekends and public holidays. A free shuttle links the two zones.

Which new Singapore attractions work on rainy days?

Exploria, Curiosity Cove, the Singapore Oceanarium, IMBA Theatre and the Malay Heritage Centre are all indoors. Rainforest Wild Adventure EAST is fully sheltered. Skyslides stops during lightning and high winds, so keep it flexible, especially from November to January.

When will Super Nintendo World open in Singapore?

No date has been announced. Sentosa Development Corporation listed it in July 2026 as an upcoming experience at Universal Studios Singapore, without an opening year. Don't quote it for 2027 trips until Resorts World Sentosa publishes a date.